Dave,
 I ran into this problem as well, but I thought it was because I was
using dhtml to write some of my form fields on the fly, my whole app
broke when I tested it in mozilla because I would have a drop down list
and depending on the choice it would build new cells in the table and
build the form fields but when I would submit the form I couldn't get
access to the form field names. I guess now that someone else has seen
it that maybe it is a bug, I thought mozilla maybe just handled the
stuff I was writing differently.

Ben

-----Original Message-----
From: Dave Carabetta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent: Friday, May 03, 2002 2:43 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Slightly OT: Form button names with Mozilla 1.0 RC1

First off, I'd like to thank the good people at Mozilla for distributing
yet 
another fu#$ing browser to test my apps with.

Second, in doing so, has anybody else noticed that form button names do
not 
get passed in the form scope using the RC1 browser? In Nutscrape 4.x,
6.x, 
Opera 5.x, 6.x, and all IE versions, they do.

This effects my code considerably because I have forms that post to 
themselves, and I test for the existence of the button name on
submitting. 
But since the form button name doesn't get passed in the form scope, the

following code won't execute:

<cfif IsDefined("form.buttonName")>
   <!--- Process form data --->
</cfif>

Has anybody else had this problem using Mozilla? I know it's supposed to
be 
fully W3C compliant, but does that have anything to do with not passing
the 
button name? When I run the identical in all the other browsers I listed

above, my form processes with no problems whatsoever. Opera is fully W3C

compliant, and the names get passed there. Is this a bug in Mozilla that

needs to be reported?

I hate the web sometimes.

Thanks,
Dave.




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